Week 5 Flashcards
(116 cards)
1
Q
My parents are still alive
A
Kei te ora tonu ōku mātua
2
Q
Our pizza has run out
A
Kua pau tā tāua parehe
3
Q
Our boss is angry
A
Kei te riri tō tāua rangatira
4
Q
How many houses do we have now?
A
E hia ō tāua whare ināianei?
5
Q
Do you have three dogs?
A
E toru ā kōrua kurī
6
Q
Their grandmother has passed away
A
Kua mate tō rāua kuia
7
Q
Mere has got a pen
A
He pene tā Mere
8
Q
He pene ā Mere
A
Mere has got (some) pens
9
Q
She has a bag
A
He peke tāna
10
Q
Do you have some food?
A
He kai āu?
11
Q
He roro tōu?
A
Do you have a brain?
12
Q
We (you and I) have a house
A
He whare tō tāua
13
Q
They (4) have some food
A
He kai ā rātou
14
Q
How many fish have they (4) got?
A
E hia ā rātou ika?
15
Q
kei te mātakitaki au it te pouaka whakaata ā Mere
A
I am watching Meres tv
16
Q
Kei te ora tonu ōku mātua
A
My parents are still alive
17
Q
Kua pau tā tāua parehe
A
Our pizza has run out
18
Q
Kei te riri tō tāua rangatira
A
Our boss is angry
19
Q
E hia ō tāua whare ināianei?
A
How many houses do we have now?
20
Q
E toru ā kōrua kurī?
A
Do you have three dogs?
21
Q
Kua mate tō rāua kuia
A
Their grandmother has passed away
22
Q
He pene tā Mere
A
Mere has got a pen
23
Q
Mere has got (some) pens
A
He pene ā Mere
24
Q
He peke tāna
A
She has a bag
25
He kai āu?
Do you have some food?
26
Do you have a brain?
He roro tōu?
27
He whare tō tāua
We (you and I) have a house
28
He kai ā rātou
They (4) have some food
29
E hia ā rātou ika?
How many fish have they (4) got?
30
I am watching Meres tv
kei te mātakitaki au i te pouaka whakaata ā Mere
31
Kei te aha tāua i tēnei rā?
What are you (2) doing today?
32
Kei te tino whiti te rā
The sun is shining brightly
33
Anei ā tātou kai
Here is our food
34
He ngeru tā rātou mōkai
Their pet is a cat
35
Ko Wiremu tāna tāne
Wiremu is her husband
36
Tokowhā āku tamariki
I have four children
37
Ko āku mokopuna ēnei
These are my grandchildren
38
I tōmuri ngā kaimahi a Heta i te ata nei
Heta's workers were late this morning
39
Mā/Mō
For
40
Mā wai tēnei kai
For whom is this food for?
41
Mā ngā tamariki tēnei kai
This food is for the children
42
Mō rāua tēnei whare
This house is for those two
43
māku/mōku
For me
44
māu/mōu
For you (one person)
45
Mōna/Māna
For him/her
46
Māu tēnei āporo
This apple is for you
47
Anei ā tātou kai
Here is our food
48
He ngeru tā rātou mōkai
Their pet is a cat
49
Ko Wiremu tāna tāne
Wiremu is her husband
50
Tokowhā āku tamariki
I have four children
51
Ko āku mokopuna ēnei
These are my grandchildren
52
I tōmuri ngā kaimahi a Heta i te ata nei
Heta's workers were late this morning
53
For
Mā/Mō
54
For whom is this food for?
Mā wai tēnei kai
55
This food is for the children
Mā ngā tamariki tēnei kai
56
This house is for those two
Mō rāua tēnei whare
57
For me
māku/mōku
58
For you (one person)
māu/mōu
59
For him/her
Mōna/Māna
60
This apple is for you
Māu tēnei āporo
61
Kei te mātakitaki rātou i tā mātou pouaka whakaata
They are watching our TV
62
Ko te whutupōro tā rātou tino tākaro
Rugby is their favourite game
63
Kua pau ā tātou kai
We have run out of food
64
Anei tō rātou korowai
Here is their cloak
65
Kei te tākaro tā rāua kurī
Their dog is playing
66
Mōu tēnei waka
This car is for you
67
1. He aha mō ngā tamariki?
| 2. (Translate and answer 2 bikes)
1. What is for the children?
| 2. He pahikara mō ngā tamariki
68
He pōro mā mātou
The ball is for us (3 or more, not the listener)
69
Mōna te whare
The house is for him/her
70
He kai tēnei mā rāua
This food is for them (2)
71
Mā tātou te hākari
This feast is for all of us
72
Kei te tunu keke a Jason mā tātou
Jason is baking a cake for us
73
Mā ratou te miraka
The milk is for them
74
Negate: mō Mere te whare
Ehara i te mea mō Mere te whare
75
How do you negate a Mō/Mā?
Add ehara i te mea at the start
76
Negate: Mā Mere ngā pene
Ehara i te mea mā Mere ngā pene
77
Māku te āporo
The apple is for me
78
Maika
Banana
79
tokotoko
walking stick
80
waina
wine
81
kete
bag/kit
82
tarakihana
tractor
83
paraikete
blanket
84
heihei
chicken
85
tarau
pants/trousers
86
mea
thing
87
raruraru
problem
88
rau mamao
remote control
89
They are watching our TV
Kei te mātakitaki rātou i tā mātou pouaka whakaata
90
Rugby is their favourite game
Ko te whutupōro tā rātou tino tākaro
91
We have run out of food
Kua pau ā tātou kai
92
Here is their cloak
Anei tō rātou korowai
93
Their dog is playing
Kei te tākaro tā rāua kurī
94
This car is for you
Mōu tēnei waka
95
1. What is for the children?
| 2. He pahikara mō ngā tamariki
1. He aha mō ngā tamariki?
| 2. (Translate and answer 2 bikes)
96
The ball is for us (3 or more, not the listener)
He pōro mā mātou
97
The house is for him/her
Mōna te whare
98
This food is for them (2)
He kai tēnei mā rāua
99
This feast is for all of us
Mā tātou te hākari
100
Jason is baking a cake for us
Kei te tunu keke a Jason mā tātou
101
The milk is for them
Mā ratou te miraka
102
Un-negate: Ehara i te mea mō Mere te whare
mō Mere te whare
103
what does adding ehara i te mea at the start of Mō/Mā do?
Negates Mō/Mā?
104
Un-negate: Ehara i te mea mā Mere ngā pene
Mā Mere ngā pene
105
The apple is for me
Māku te āporo
106
Banana
Maika
107
walking stick
tokotoko
108
wine
waina
109
bag/kit
kete
110
tractor
tarakihana
111
blanket
paraikete
112
chicken
heihei
113
pants/trousers
tarau
114
thing
mea
115
problem
raruraru
116
remote control
rau mamao
